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xeze [42]
1 year ago
12

A rectangular prism has a length that is 3 inches shorter than the height and a width that is 5 inches longer than the height. F

ill in the blanks to create an equation for the volume of the prism as a function of the height.
Mathematics
1 answer:
LUCKY_DIMON [66]1 year ago
5 0

An equation for the volume of the prism as a function of the height is Volume = h³ + 2h² - 15h.

  • We are given a rectangular prism.
  • A rectangular prism is no different than a cuboid.
  • Let the height of the rectangular prism be "h".
  • The length of the rectangular prism is "h-3".
  • The width of the rectangular prism is "h+5".
  • The volume of the rectangular prism is the same as that of the cuboid.
  • The volume of the rectangular prism is the product of its length, its width, and its height.
  • The volume of the rectangular prism is (h - 3)*(h + 5)*h.
  • An equation for the volume of the prism as a function of the height is :
  • Volume = (h - 3)*(h + 5)*h
  • Volume = (h² + 2h - 15)*h
  • Volume = h³ + 2h² - 15h

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